UL is a world-class university, set on a stunning campus with modern, well-designed buildings. The layout of the campus provides plenty of open spaces for students to study, socialize, and collaborate on projects. The staff are dedicated and knowledgeable, and always happy to help. The sporting facilities are top-notch, with something for everyone to enjoy. Overall, UL is a wonderful place to study and learn, and I would highly recommend it to anyone. It’s easy to see why it’s considered one of the best universities in Ireland!

The University of limerick offers a unique education system that encourages students to think critically and creatively. The professors are inspiring and passionate about their fields, and they are committed to helping students succeed. Lots of amenities to assist the students in their education activities.

A world class university with beautiful campus buildings and a very nice layout. There are several open places where students can have their private studies and also can hold group discussions on topics and units that they have been taught by the course instructors. It has a very committed and dedicated team of lecturers who really helped us throughout our course at the UL. It also has amazing sporting facilities that all students can use without any restrictions or discrimination. UL is among the top best universities in Ireland and I enjoyed my studies. I highly recommend it

I am currently studying a Masters in International Entrepreneurship Management this programme develops entrepreneurial creativity, awareness and specialist knowledge to help establish, manage and grow innovative new ventures across a variety of industry settings, incorporating a range of in-company projects to give ‘real world’ experience. Participants explore their own entrepreneurial potential and prepare an investor-ready business plan. I have always wanted to start my own business and this programme equipped me with the tools and skills to do this. Throughout the programme, we were able to work with real-life businesses and consult for them on a regular basis. For example in a module called international business consulting we worked for one of the biggest PPE distributors in the EU. We developed a market entry strategy for the company Irema and outlined how they could advance into the US market. Furthermore, for the final year project, we had to work with a small enterprise and establish a two-year commercialisation plan for them. This was really great fun and gave a practical experience that you wouldn’t be able to get in any other programme.

The aspect of my life at UL that I enjoyed the most was how comfortable the university and my particular course made me feel. I always felt welcomed, always had the opportunity to grow more as an intellectual and a person, and felt there were constant opportunities to socialise and make friends!